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WPP expands Swiss operations with Y&R acquisition

31 Jan 2003 | by Jennifer Whitehead,

Founded in 1985, Guye Benker's clients include Campari, UBS and Bohringer, and the agency had turnover of 2.8m Swiss francs (£1.24m) for the year ending June 2002. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. WPP's other Swiss interests include public affairs and PR agencies, as well as advertising ...

New resolution for a year of living dangerously

31 Jan 2003

the raison d'etre of television as the dominant medium of communication. Print publications, with pressure ...

EDITORIAL: Challenges ahead for BBC PA boss

31 Jan 2003

landed one of the plum jobs in UK public affairs. The Communications Bill and the creation of Ofcom under...textbook case of the sort of well-run PR and public affairs drive Dickie and his colleagues will now be up ... But in the longer term, the PR battle to save the licence fee - up for renewal in 2006 - will be bloody and public. Rival broadcasters will campaign hard to do away with what they see as a regressive ...

Telecoms expert Dickie to take top PA role at the BBC

31 Jan 2003

The BBC has recruited telecoms expert John Dickie to head its political and parliamentary affairs...Dickie joins on 10 February after spending two years as regulatory affairs director at the European Competitive Telecoms Association. BBC director of public policy Caroline Thomson said a key area ... and the setting up of a public service broadcasting fund available for all broadcasters. Dickie, who is a former ...

INTERNATIONAL: Prince quits White House for comms role at Brunswick

31 Jan 2003 | by HOLLY WILLIAMS

. Most recently, Prince acted as a founding partner in New York-based public affairs and issues ...

Analysis: Blair needs to get his public on side

31 Jan 2003 | by Amanda Platell

As the Prime Minister ponders how best to win public support for a potential war in Iraq, former...Tony Blair's attempt to win over middle England began in earnest last Sunday on a famous sofa, talking to the interviewer most trusted by the public, Sir David Frost. Leaning slightly forward, the bags under his eyes testimony to the sleepless nights as he wrestled with his own conscience and a nation ...

INTERNATIONAL: Schillinger picked for publicity and PR role at Beck's

31 Jan 2003 | by STEFAN RIEHL

of publicity and PR. He previously worked for more than two years as head of corporate comms for the e ...

Clark is front-runner for chair at XPRL

31 Jan 2003

Alison Clark, formerly public affairs chief for the then Shandwick International, is the front-runner to succeed IPR president-elect Gregory. The 12-strong XPRL executive committee has proposed Clark as a ... with the Public Relations Society of America on planning to develop codes for financial comms, which will need ...

LA Fitness plans pitch as it targets consumer press

31 Jan 2003 | by IAN HALL

The pitch is being co-ordinated by Carolynne Bull-Edwards, who joined as public affairs and investor relations manager in November last year (PRWeek, 1 November 2002). LA Fitness has used Berkshire-based Promote PR for national consumer and trade PR since last June. Bull-Edwards said she 'hoped Promote ...

PUBLIC SECT0R: Catholic Church considers NoW court action

31 Jan 2003

Following publication earlier this month Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor's newly appointed press secretary Mark Morley has now sent out a statement to the media on behalf of the Cardinal and Bishop Tripp denying details in the article. A solicitors letter has also been sent to the NoW. The media statement ...

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